So he could see the world and enjoy dinners with exotic beauties just like humans do.
One night he met a witch at a local pub
She listened to his discontent and agreed to grant his wish.
In return for one chaste day as a noble man,
he would be her slave for life,
But he must never fall in love with another - he agreed.
He woke as a young charming nigerian prince, complete with the subtle curse of man.
Tipsy with anticipation, he hurried off in pursuit of satisfaction and found a young Eyptian girl in the city.
Drunk on a cocktail of infatuation
He was mesmerised by her eyes and wanton beauty,
Her skin glistened like a patchwork of mixed exotic heritage.
He whisked her away to a plush hotel
And wasted the day loving* her mind,
talking nonsense* about ancient religions and unattended desires.
As the day drew to an end,
The witch's warning about unpermitted affections taunted his mind.
But by the curious tug in his heart*, he admitted his reckless feelings to her,
not disclosing his bewitched predicament.
She said she was open minded
And would wait for him every night.
The mind is such a delicate beautiful thing - how easily we taint its innocense
That night he returned to resume duty as a homebound slave.
Knees bent like a dog,
Neck leashed and bowed adoringly to patent red boots.
It reminded me of worshiping the devil.
The witch asked him if he was happy for his adventure.
He admitted he may have found love
But she smirked at his naivety.
Men are such simple creatures,
Their affections as fleeting as a flimpsy skirt blown carelessly by the wind.
She leaned in close with a naughty wink,
Come let me show you.
Enraged at his infidelity
She sat on his head, pulled out her magic wand
And turned him back into a cockroach, then flushed him mercilessly down the toilet.
Dizzy but undeterred, he hurried down the sewer to declare unrestrained love for his Egyptian beauty
But all she saw was a disease infected cockroach.
She screamed in genuine alarm at the sight and stamped on him till he died.
The End.
Ok that was a rubbish story.
I love your creativity..... Beautiful story, btw.
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